2003
DOI: 10.1016/s0040-1951(03)00097-0
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Numerical models of Alpine-type cover nappes

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“…Although local examples of break-back thrust sequences within orogenic belts are documented (e.g., Butler, 1982Butler, , 1987Butler and Coward, 1984), a forward-breaking thrust sequence is generally applied to describe the structural evolution of thrust belts. The forward-breaking thrust sequence of a hybrid thrust sequence is characterized by increasing hinterland-dipping thrusts (e.g., De Vera et al, 2010), whereas fold amplitudes decrease into the foreland of the thrust sequence (e.g., Wissing et al, 2003;Ireland et al, 2011). On the other hand, the breakback thrust sequence of a hybrid thrust sequence is characterized by increasing the number of thrusts, accordingly with increasing dips, in the foreland portion of the thrust sequence to accommodate more shortening (e.g., parts of the deepwater Orange Basin, Namibia; De Vera et al, 2010).…”
Section: Geometry and Kinematics Of Hybrid Thrust Sequencesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although local examples of break-back thrust sequences within orogenic belts are documented (e.g., Butler, 1982Butler, , 1987Butler and Coward, 1984), a forward-breaking thrust sequence is generally applied to describe the structural evolution of thrust belts. The forward-breaking thrust sequence of a hybrid thrust sequence is characterized by increasing hinterland-dipping thrusts (e.g., De Vera et al, 2010), whereas fold amplitudes decrease into the foreland of the thrust sequence (e.g., Wissing et al, 2003;Ireland et al, 2011). On the other hand, the breakback thrust sequence of a hybrid thrust sequence is characterized by increasing the number of thrusts, accordingly with increasing dips, in the foreland portion of the thrust sequence to accommodate more shortening (e.g., parts of the deepwater Orange Basin, Namibia; De Vera et al, 2010).…”
Section: Geometry and Kinematics Of Hybrid Thrust Sequencesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Макрошари моделі потужністю h до перших сотень метрів об'єднують частини розрізу осадової товщі з різним перешаруванням та кількісним співвідношенням пісковиків, алевролітів та аргілітів. Характеристики макрошарів підібрані з довідників та статей близької тематики [Физические, 1988;Wissing at al., 2003;Henk A., Nemčok M., 2008;Jarosinskia M. et al, 2011;Koehn D., Sachau T., 2014], а також шляхом підбору на пробних комп'ютерних моделях, враховуючи можливість реальної інтерпретації числових результатів (табл. 1).…”
Section: опис моделей та представлення результатівunclassified
“…There are many numerical approaches solving the full physical problem and the time evolution at the lithosperic scale (e.g., Jammes and Huismans (2012); Jammes et al (2014); Ruh et al (2015)) but they cannot adress the details of the shallow Triassic décollement and the formation of the Jura. There are also several numerical mechanical studies of tectonics above a pre-dened décollement, using viscous or frictional formulations, or a combination of them (e.g., Strayer et al (2001); Wissing et al (2003); Buiter et al (2006); Jaquet et al (2014); Bauville and Schmalholz (2015); Buiter et al (2016); Humair et al (2020)). Here, our goal is to capture the spontaneous occurrence of thick-skinned tectonics in the context of the Jura by considering a very large region around the Jura belt to minimize the eects of the boundary conditions, and to perform hundreds of tests so as to draw robust conclusions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%